1929 Netherlands–Germany women's athletics competition

The 1929 Netherlands–Germany women's athletics competition was an international women's athletics competition on 14 July 1929 in Gouda, the Netherlands. The athletes from Germany were from West-Germany.

The competition was won by the Netherlands with 45.4 points versus Germany with 40.5 points.

During the competition Heublein set a new world record in shot put. Three Dutch national records were broken, in the 80 m hurdles by Annie de Jong-Zondervan; in the javelin throw by Leny Rombout and in the 4x 100 metres relay.

Competition format
The competition consisted of 8 individual events and a relay event. The overall classification is a nation's classification. In the individual events two athletes of each nation participated. The winner of the event received for the most points, with every other place one point less. For the overall classication, all points scored by the athlete from each country are added together.

Entrants
The Dutch athlethes selected by the Royal Dutch Athletics Federation, and the West-German athletes were announced ahead of the competition.

In italic the athletes that were not at this entrants list, but are in the final results.

+NetherlandsNaamClubEventLies AengenendtHygiea, The Hague100 m.4x 100 metres relayRie BriejerBrünhilde, LeidenLong jump metres relayLien GisolfHygiea, The HagueHigh jumpBets ter HorstAV Twenthe100 m.4x 100 metres relayHenny LeeksmaHygiëa, The HagueHigh jumpDicky LeonhardtAV TwentheJavelin throwJo MallonQuick, Gouda800 mBranda le NobelHygiëa, The HagueDiscus throwAgaath van NoortBrunhilde, Leiden800mLeny RomboutSparta, DordrechtJavelin throwG. SchoonhovenBrinio, LeeuwardenShot putG. TolsmaQuick, Huizum80 m hurdlesG. TonnonOlympia, The Hague4x 100 metres relayDora WeversAV TwentheShot putDiscus throwAnnie de Jong-ZondervanQuick, Huizum80 m hurdlesLong jump
 Reserves not listed above were R. van Haaren (high jump) and Kips (relay).

+GermanyNaamClubEventI. BecherDuisburgLong jump relayDrewe / DrewesKoblenz800 mL. Fechner FC Lennep800 mL. FreilingSiegenJavelin throwM. HausmannLennep100 m relayFeyerDüsseldorf80 m hurdlesLuise Heidfeld VfB Remscheid80 m hurdlesG. Herzberg VfB BielefeldShot putJavelin throwGrete HeubleinBarmenShot putDiscus throwK. HöfkenDüsseldorf100 mHilde KrevetDüsseldorfDiscus throwShot putGerda LinkJavelin throwG. MüllerKöln relayIrmgard RohloffDuisburgHigh jumpFelicitas SchlarpKölnLong jump relayL. WeckSollingenHigh jump Margarete Wendels Kölner BC80 m hurdlesElfriede WeverLennep800 m
 800m: At the entrants list Drewe from Koblenz is listed. In the results is listed L. Fechner.
 80m hurdles: At the entrants list Feyer from Düsseldorf is listed. In the results is listed Emelie Heidfeld.
 Javelin throw: At the entrants list G. Herzberg from Bielegolf is listed. In the results is listed Gerda Link.

Competition

+100 mPlace Athlete Time 1  12.9 sec 2  13 sec 3  4 

+800 mPlace Athlete Time 1  2:35 2  2:36.1 3  4 

+80 metres hurdlesPlace Athlete Time 1  12.7 sec. NR 2  14.8 sec. 3  4 

+Long jumpPlace Athlete Height 1  5.25 m. 2  5.09 m. 3  5.05 m. 4  4.42 m.

+High jumpPlace Athlete Height 1  1.55 m. 2  1.45 m.3  1.45 m.4  1.40 m.

+Shot putPlace Athlete Distance 1  12.285 m. WR 2  10.55 m. 3  8.41 m. 4  7.79 m.

+Discus throwPlace Athlete Distance 1  33.53 m. 2  31.73 m. 3  27.03 m. 4  22.95 m.

+Javelin throwPlace Athlete Distance 1  31.18 m. NR 2  30.12 m. 3  27.26 m. 4  25.82 m.

+4x 100 metres relayPlace Team Time 1 Bets ter HorstLies AengenendtRie BriejerG. Tonnon 51.6 sec. NR 2 G. MüllerM. HausmannI. BecherFelicitas Schlarp 53.2 sec.

Overall classification

RankAthletePoints 1 45.5 2 40.5

References

Category:1920s in women's athletics
Category:Sport in the Netherlands
Category:Sport in Germany
Category:1929 in sports
Category:1929 in Europe